Author - Nick DelVecchio

Four Ways to Stay Warm Fly Fishing in Winter

Winter can be a truly blissful time to be out on the winter as crowds subside and trout still have to eat!  Favorite trout streams that are busy with other anglers suddenly become peacefully silent even though trout lazily slip midges throughout the warmth of midday during the winter months.  Snow...

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Catch More Steelhead Using Streamers

Few moments in fly fishing rival the hard thud of a steelhead striking a streamer and the ensuing chaos that ranges from cartwheeling runs to violent shakes of the head.  Streamers require some dedication from anglers because they typically won’t be quite as productive as nymph rigs, but there are certainly...

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4 Lightweight Nymphs for Tandem Fly Rigs in the Winter

Winter can be an incredibly rewarding time to be out on your favorite trout stream!  With fewer people sharing the water, the winter months offer up a fantastic opportunity to enjoy relative solitude and put a few trout in the net.  The action typically doesn’t match that of spring and summer,...

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Catch More Steelhead in the Winter

Winter on the steelhead streams of the Great Lakes can be a spectacular experience with some truly brutal weather conditions.   There’s something romantic about the idea of standing knee-deep in a rushing Lake Erie tributary stream as snow and wind rips across the water.  It might not be everyone’s idea of...

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4 Great Fly Fishing Gift Ideas

The holiday season is upon us, and perhaps you’re wondering what to get the fly angler in your life who seems to already have everything! There’s overwhelmingly a million accoutrements that adorn vests, packs, and boats of anglers across the country.  From the latest-and-greatest to tried-and-true pieces of gear, it can...

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10 Great Multiple Fly Rig Setup Combinations For Trout With Flies You Already Have

There isn’t much that gets an angler’s heart pumping quite like a big trout hammering terrestrials right on the bank, which makes August a month to look forward to each year.  In most parts of the country, August is a relatively dead month in terms of heavy bug hatches.  Tricos are...

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Where to Find Trout In The Fall And Into The Early Winter

There are few better ways to spend a crisp fall morning than standing knee-deep in a favorite trout stream.  The leaves are in their full color display, deer are moving freely as the rut picks up, and trout are actively feeding as they bulk up for the long winter ahead.  It’s...

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3 Tips to E-Scout for Trout

One of the most common dilemmas among anglers is not knowing exactly where to go when they have some time to fish.  When time in the field is limited, anglers don’t want to spend all of their time scouting a new piece of water that they aren’t sure is productive.  Luckily,...

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Easy Tips To Improve Your Steelhead Nymphing Rigs For More Hookups

Steelhead can’t resist a well-placed nymph rig, and that’s why most fly anglers start each trip targeting fish in this manner! When fly fishing for steelhead in the Great Lakes tributaries, it’s easy to become mesmerized by these giant fish in such small water.  High-sticking nymph rigs are the perfect way...

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How To Catch Late Summer Bass While Fly Fishing

When the summer heat warms trout streams to unsafe temperatures, it’s time to stow the three-weight and start chasing bass on a favorite river, lake, or farm pond!  Many times anglers are left wondering what to do when their favorite trout stream hits 68+ degrees in water temperature and the fish...

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